MLH Photography

MLH Photography Landscape and Portrait Photographer based in the North East. Fully licenced and insured drone operator

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https://www.mlhphotography.co.uk Newcastle based Semi Professional photographer

Born in 1973, ruggedly handsome, with two wonderful kids, I operate from my base in Newcastle upon Tyne and work throughout North East England. I have been using cameras since I was old enough to pick up at use my first camera, a Zenith, which if dropped would break the pavement, and did, several times...

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aphy reflects my strong passion for people and the portrait genre, as well as Landscapes and Motor Sports. I Offer a number of photographic services. Too many to list so just contact me. "My aim is to produce images that speak for themselves"


I have invested heavily in the best equipment available for the specialised work I do and all of the edited images given to my clients are post-produced personally by me on a one by one basis to ensure optimum quality and care. I have attained an Associateship with the Royal Photographic Society for my imaging. All images are copyrighted and may not be copied in anyway. If you wish to follow me or view further work just click on any of the social media icons at the bottom and follow the link. Thanks for the visit...spread the good Word

The Houses of Parliament with Big Ben along the River Thames
14/05/2026

The Houses of Parliament with Big Ben along the River Thames

On such a horrible day, wishing I was back in Italy.VernazzaThis charming village is one of the five ancient gems that m...
03/05/2026

On such a horrible day, wishing I was back in Italy.

Vernazza
This charming village is one of the five ancient gems that make up the stunning Cinque Terre along Italy’s picturesque Ligurian coast. You’ll fall in love with the colourful houses that circle the quaint marina. Don’t miss the Santa Margherita di Antiochia Church with its lovely bell tower and elegant cupola. Perched on the rocky hillside, Doria Castle adds a touch of medieval magic with its impressive cylindrical tower, and just below it is the Belforte bastion.
I decided to hike up into the mountains for a different view of this beautiful village—it definitely makes you earn it with those uphill steps! But trust me, the effort is absolutely worth it! As well as an alternative view from some rocks on the opposite side of the port.co.uk

St Paul's Cathedral.Not the usual image you see but an alternative I read about. It lends itself to a contrasty monochro...
02/05/2026

St Paul's Cathedral.

Not the usual image you see but an alternative I read about. It lends itself to a contrasty monochromatic image.

St Paul's Cathedral, formally the Cathedral Church of St Paul in London, is an Anglican cathedral in London, England, the seat of the Bishop of London. The cathedral serves as the mother church of the Diocese of London in the Church of England. It is on Ludgate Hill at the highest point of the City of London. Its dedication in honour of Paul the Apostle dates back to the original cathedral church on this site, founded in AD 604.
The high-domed present structure, which was completed in 1710, is a Grade I listed building that was designed in the English Baroque style by Sir Christopher Wren. The cathedral's reconstruction was part of a major rebuilding programme initiated in the aftermath of the Great Fire of London. 6. The earlier Gothic cathedral (Old St Paul's Cathedral), largely destroyed in the Great Fire, was a central focus for medieval and early modern London, including Paul's walk and St Paul's Churchyard, being the site of St Paul's Cross.

London SkylineThe Financial district shot at the end of Blue hour from the South Bank.
02/05/2026

London Skyline
The Financial district shot at the end of Blue hour from the South Bank.

Tower Bridge at Blue Hour 2 in London. Then image was taken about 30 minutes later than the previous one when the bridge...
02/05/2026

Tower Bridge at Blue Hour 2 in London.

Then image was taken about 30 minutes later than the previous one when the bridge lights were more pronounced as well asthe warm glow In the sky
This iconic Grade I listed structure is a marvel of engineering and history, blending a bascule, suspension, and once a cantilever design, built between 1886 and 1894 under the visionary ideas of Horace Jones and the engineering expertise of John Wolfe Barry, with Henry Marc Brunel also playing a key role. Positioned near the historic Tower of London, it spans the River Thames and is one of five London bridges managed by the centuries-old City Bridge Foundation.

Designed to link the east side of London—home to 39% of the city's population, comparable to the combined populations of Manchester and Liverpool—it also facilitates vital shipping traffic to the Pool of London, between the Tower of London and London Bridge. Opened on June 30, 1894, by Edward, Prince of Wales, and Princess Alexandra, the bridge has stood as a symbol of progress.
Stretching 940 feet (290 meters), the bridge features two towering 213-foot (65 meters) structures connected by upper-level walkways and a central pair of bascules that lift to let ships pass. Originally powered by hydraulics, the mechanisms were upgraded to electro-hydraulic systems in 1972. Today, the bridge is a critical part of London's Inner Ring Road and the congestion charge zone, supporting around 40,000 crossings daily.
Visitors can explore the accessible bridge deck for both vehicles and pedestrians, while the spectacular twin towers, high-level walkways, and Victorian engine rooms are open to the public as part of the Tower Bridge Exhibition. Witness the transition from day to night and marvel at this majestic monument coming alive under the enchanting blue hour.

Naked girl dancing with a dolphin.Having visited this spot several times, I know it's never easy to photograph—harsh lig...
02/05/2026

Naked girl dancing with a dolphin.

Having visited this spot several times, I know it's never easy to photograph—harsh lighting and a constant buzz of activity make it challenging. The intense light and footfall can complicate capturing the scene. So patience and monochrome are your friends

Every day, thousands of Londoners and tourists pass by this sculpture, many pausing to admire its beauty and enjoy the stunning backdrop of Tower Bridge towering in the distance.

"Girl With A Dolphin" has been standing in London's shadow near the iconic bridge for nearly 50 years. Nestled in the middle of a fountain, it depicts a girl dancing gracefully with a dolphin.

The girl leans down as if suspended in water, her hair flowing above her. The dolphin swims upward, their dance beautifully frozen in bronze. Created in 1973 by the renowned sculptor David Wynne, who passed away in 2014 at 88, this piece reflects his lifelong fascination with animals and motion.

It's a captivating symbol of joy and harmony set against one of London's most famous sights.

St Paul’sHere's a fresh perspective of St. Paul's seen from a neighboring rooftop terrace. The intense sunlight prompted...
02/05/2026

St Paul’s

Here's a fresh perspective of St. Paul's seen from a neighboring rooftop terrace. The intense sunlight prompted me to capture it in monochrome, emphasising its timeless beauty.

Millennium Bridge with St Pauls lit up In the background Not an easy shot to capture requiring a long exposure and need...
01/05/2026

Millennium Bridge with St Pauls lit up In the background

Not an easy shot to capture requiring a long exposure and needed a bit of luck and timing between people. The long exposure gives the people a ghostly effect.

The London Millennium Bridge, also known as the "wobbly bridge," is a pedestrian bridge spanning the River Thames in London, connecting St Paul's Cathedral to the Tate Modern. It was opened in 2000 and initially faced issues with excessive swaying, which led to its closure and subsequent stabilisation.

Experiencing the breathtaking beauty of the blue hour at the Tower Bridge in London. This iconic Grade I listed structur...
01/05/2026

Experiencing the breathtaking beauty of the blue hour at the Tower Bridge in London.

This iconic Grade I listed structure is a marvel of engineering and history, blending a bascule, suspension, and once a cantilever design, built between 1886 and 1894 under the visionary ideas of Horace Jones and the engineering expertise of John Wolfe Barry, with Henry Marc Brunel also playing a key role. Positioned near the historic Tower of London, it spans the River Thames and is one of five London bridges managed by the centuries-old City Bridge Foundation.

Designed to link the east side of London—home to 39% of the city's population, comparable to the combined populations of Manchester and Liverpool—it also facilitates vital shipping traffic to the Pool of London, between the Tower of London and London Bridge. Opened on June 30, 1894, by Edward, Prince of Wales, and Princess Alexandra, the bridge has stood as a symbol of progress.
Stretching 940 feet (290 meters), the bridge features two towering 213-foot (65 meters) structures connected by upper-level walkways and a central pair of bascules that lift to let ships pass. Originally powered by hydraulics, the mechanisms were upgraded to electro-hydraulic systems in 1972. Today, the bridge is a critical part of London's Inner Ring Road and the congestion charge zone, supporting around 40,000 crossings daily.
Visitors can explore the accessible bridge deck for both vehicles and pedestrians, while the spectacular twin towers, high-level walkways, and Victorian engine rooms are open to the public as part of the Tower Bridge Exhibition. Witness the transition from day to night and marvel at this majestic monument coming alive under the enchanting blue hour.

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